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Celtic star Yang has secured an exemption from mandatory military service after winning an Asian Games gold medal for South Korea. Under South Korean rules, Yang would ordinarily have had to serve a 21-month period of military service before turning…
Celtic winger Yang has earned an exemption from South Korea's mandatory 21-month military service after winning the Asian Games gold medal. South Korea secured the title with a 1-0 victory over Japan in the final, courtesy of a goal from Eom Jisung. Yang was an unused substitute in the final after missing the semi-final with a hamstring injury.
As an overage player in the under-23 squad, Yang will now only need to complete basic military training lasting under a month, followed by community service over a three-year period. This alternative mirrors the path taken by Son Heung-Min, who previously completed condensed military training after also winning the Asian Games with South Korea.
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